EBC’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code : Law and Practice by Akaant Kumar Mittal – 2nd Edition 2023
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EBC’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code : Law and Practice by Akaant Kumar Mittal – 2nd Edition 2023.
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EBC’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code : Law and Practice by Akaant Kumar Mittal – 2nd Edition 2023.
EBC’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code : Law and Practice by Akaant Kumar Mittal – 2nd Edition 2023.
Description:
The 2nd edition of Akaant Kumar Mittal has been thoroughly updated with the latest statutory amendments and case laws. The current edition is now in 2 volumes to encompass all the changes that have taken from the previous edition. Discussion on Section 1 to 32 of the Code has been included in Volume 1 whereas commentary from Section 34 onwards has been included in Volume 2. Volume 2 comes with additional write ups on Group Insolvency, Pre-Packaged Insolvency Process, Asset Reconstruction Companies and ILC Report of May 2022.
Table Of Contents:
Volume I
Chapters 1–33
1.Statement of Objects and Reasons
[Preamble]
2.Title and Applicability of the Law [Section 1]
3.Definition Clause [Section 3(7), (8), (14), (16 to 18) and (23)]
4.Applicability of Part II Relating to Insolvency Resolution and Liquidation for Corporate Persons [Section 4]
5.Designation of Adjudicating Authority and Appellate Authority: National Company Law Tribunal and National Company Law Appellate Tribunal [Sections 5(1) and 61(1)]
6.Dispute [Section 5(6)]
7.Defining Financial Creditor and Financial Debt [Section 5(7) and (8)]
8.“Operational Debt” and “Operational Creditor” Section 5(20) and (21)]
9.Persons Who May Initiate Resolution Process [Section 6]
10.Financial Creditors [Section 7]
11.Homebuyers [Section 7]
12.Initiation of Resolution Process by an Operational Creditor [Sections 8 and 9]
13.Corporate Insolvency by Corporate Applicant [Section 10]
14.Disqualification under Section 11, IB Code [Section 11]
15.Time-Frame for Resolution Process [Section 12]
16.Withdrawal of Application Post-Admission [Section 12-A]
17.Declaration of Moratorium and Public Announcement [Section 13]
18.Imposition of Moratorium [Section 14]
19.Public Announcement of Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process [Section 15]
20.Appointment of Interim Resolution Professional and Resolution Professional and Their Fees and Costs [Sections 16 and 22]
21.Role and Duties of an Interim Resolution Professional and a Resolution Professional [Sections 17, 18, 20, 23 and 25]
22.Non-Cooperation by the Promoters: Directors [Section 19]
23.Formation of Committee of Creditors [Section 21]
24.Meeting of Committee of Creditors 826 [Section 24]
25.Authorised Representatives of Financial Creditors [Section 25-A]
26.Application for Avoidance of Transactions Not to Affect Proceedings [Section 26]
27.Removal of an Interim Resolution Professional and a Resolution Professional [Sections 27 and 22(2)]
28.Approval of Committee of Creditors for Certain Actions [Section 28]
29.Invitation for Expression of Interest and Information Memorandum [Section 29]
30.Persons Not Eligible to be Resolution Applicant [Section 29-A]
31.Submission of a Resolution Plan [Section 30]
32.Resolution Plans and Its Consideration by the Adjudicating Authority [Sections 31 and 32, 61(3) and (4), 62]
33.Liability of Corporate Debtor for Offences Committed Prior to Initiation of CIRP [Section 32-A]
Subject Index [Vol. I]
Volume II Chapters 34–62
34.Liquidation Process [Section 33]
35.Fast Track Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process [Sections 55–58]
36.Voluntary Liquidation [Section 59]
37.Adjudicating Authority for Corporate Persons [Section 60]
38.Appeals and Appellate Authority of NCLAT [Section 61]
39.Appeal to the Supreme Court [Section 62]
40.Ouster of Civil Court’s Jurisdiction and Disposal of Applications [Sections 63–64]
41.Fresh Start Process [Sections 78–93]
42.Insolvency Resolution Process Against Individuals and Firms [Sections 94–120]
43.Bankruptcy Order for Individuals and Partnership Firms [Sections 121–178]
44.Adjudicating Authority for Individuals and Firms [Sections 179–183]
45.Offences and Penalties [Sections 184–187]
46.Formation of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India [Sections 188–198]
47.Insolvency Professional Agency and Insolvency Professional [Sections 199–208]
48.Information Utility [Sections 209–216]
49.Inspection and Investigation of IPAs, IPs and IUs [Sections 217–220]
50.Finance, Accounts and Audit [Sections 221–254]
51.Power of Central Government to Notify Financial Service Providers [Section 227]
52.Cross-Border Insolvency [Sections 234–235]
53.Interplay with Other Statutes and Non-Obstante Clause [Section 238]
54.Limitation [Section 238-A]
55.Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Act [Section 240-A]
56.Power of Central Government to Remove Difficulties in the Working of the IB Code [Section 242]
57.Board of Industrial and Financial Reconstruction and Sick Industrial Companies Act [Section 252]
58.AmendmentstotheCompaniesAct,2013 [Section 255]
59.Postscript on the Insolvency Law Committee Report of May 2022
60.Pre-Packaged Insolvency Resolution Process
61.Asset Reconstruction Companies
62.Group Insolvency
Subject Index [Vol. II]
Details :
- Publisher : Eastern Book Company
- Author : Akaant Kumar Mittal
- Edition : 2nd Edition 2023
- ISBN-13 : 9789394364967
- ISBN-10 : 9789394364967
- Language : English
- Binding : Hardbound
| Author | Akaant Kumar Mittal |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Eastern Book Company |
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